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Method is a set of criteria for employment in theory assessment. Three different types of criteria have been identified so far: criteria of demarcation, criteria of acceptance, and criteria of compatibility.

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Criteria of Demarcation

Criteria of Acceptance

Criteria of Compatibility

Open Questions

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References

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